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[b]I am a samsung user and I will like to explain what the guy that posted the ad said. I bought my first s9 second hand and although the seller made a fake description, on getting the phone the screen crack was soo very deep. But that same phone, I used it for 1 year no other issues happened although there were no inks from the beginning. My present samsung s10 plus I bought it with inks on it. I saw it before I bought it though. Can you believe now that I still used the phone and the ink didn't spread? Here is the reason. Former phones uses lcd this is liquid crystal display while oled as the name implies includes different led that light up the screen. OLED displays consist of self-lit pixels, while LCD displays use a backlight shining through liquid crystals to create an image. Contrast Ratio and Black Levels: OLED displays achieve superior contrast ratios and true blacks, while LCDs always emit some light, even when displaying black. This is the reason why when lcd display captures ink it will likely flow through because it is just like they are one. Oled on the other hand are just like torch that have different little bulbs. We might have experienced that some of our torch some light might go off but the rest remains that is what oled means it contains millions of little light that switch on and off so the ink on an oled screen won't flow because those places showing black are just dead and nothing else. Here are the pics of my two phones below the first is my s9 and the second is my presents10 plus[/b]